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model 94 32ws saddle ring
Oakie
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My father inlaw just droped off his winchester model 94 32 ws saddle ring for me to sell. It is in about 85% to 90% condition. The bore is good and the wood is almost excellent. The receiver has one small spot that has some very, very light rust on it. So small that I had to look at it twice. I was wondering what it is worth???? It is the model 94 NOT the 1894. The action is smooth and crisp. I dont see any other marks on the gun at all. I cant find my blue book or I would look it up. I think I lent it to my friend but he said he gave it back. Anyway, I would appricate any and all info before I put it up on GB. Oak
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Doug
You state that it is a "Model 94" versus a Model 1894, which tells me that it was made no earlier than 1920. Winchester stopped installing a saddle ring as a standard item circa 1933, but a saddle ring could be special ordered up to the early 1950s.
Somebody asked what the barrel length was, but I do not need that information (all standard SRCs were made with a 20-inch barrel). If the barrel is less than 20-inches though, it will have an affect on the value.
Posting pictures is the best choice for us to evaluate the gun.
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Oakie, if you use Photobucket, once you are logged in and your photos are uploaded, mouse over the photo you want to post and a drop down menu will appear below the photo. It will display the following links:
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OK. I cant get pass the select icon at the right of url line becacause I cant find it.My wife and I both cant find it. Does it even exsist?????????????
Send the pictures to me in an email message... Win1885@msn.com.
The serial tells me that it is a 1928 vintage SRC.
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